The Iguanas in Florida are okay!

How We Track Falling Iguanas

We use advanced AI algorithms to predict the likelihood of falling iguanas based on hyper-local weather data provided by a large network of independent weather stations that are spread out across the country and updated every hour over our proprietary real-time data network powered by highly-trained carrier pigeons equipped with ESP32 microcontrollers.

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We track when temperatures drop below 40°F (4.4°C) and iguanas can become sluggish.
After about 3+ hours of cold temperatures, they might fall from trees!

Our warnings are based on consecutive hours of low temperatures:

• 6+ hours below 40°F: High Risk of falling iguanas
• 3-5 hours below 40°F: Warning level
• 1-2 hours below 40°F: Caution level

Data updated every hour using Open-Meteo weather API data and forecasts.